The spring dawn chorus recorded in the heart of the Forêt des Cèdres du Luberon. This cedar forest is one of the most unusual of the forests and green spaces of the Luberon massif, given the oriental origin of these large trees. At an altitude of 727 metres, the cedar forest was originally planted with seeds from the Algerian Middle Atlas back in 1861. Due to it's altitude and distance from major towns and roads, the forest is very quiet and makes for a perfect recording location.

Sound Devices Mix Pre 6 II + 2 x Sennheiser MKH 8040 (ORTF)
02.05.2022

Dawn Chorus - Forêt des Cèdres du Luberon, France

Phish BETHEL SOUNDCHECK: Waves --> Jam

A selection of 70s African and Caribbean dance rhythms off the original vinyl. 
Bouncy baselines, jumping trumpets and funky guitar licks all the way!

Digging The Tropical Archives-Timbuktu mixes- Original vinyl

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Through Fire To Heaven 

The Rich And The Poor - Keith Mlevhu

I Like To Sleep - Circles

It's a jam

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"Leaving For The City" - Stop C.R.

Wash - Ronaldo (Ventura) Sheperd & Los Morenos Alegres

Part one of a phone interview with Captain Beefheart (Don Van Vliet) conducted by Gary Lucas over Yale's radio station WYBC FM on Jan. 18th 1972, prior to Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band's performance at Yale University's Woolsey Hall on Jan. 21st 1972. Lucas was Music Director of WYBC at the time, and had seen Beefheart's first gig in NYC at Ungano's in NYC the year before, a show which changed his life--as after witnessing that concert Lucas vowed that if he ever did anything in music professionally, his number one priority would be to join Beefheart's Magic Band--which he eventually did in 1980. This interview was conducted while Don Van Vliet and his band were on tour in the US and had a day off in Boston, before a swing through the Northeast, which would bring them to play at Woolsey Hall. This was the very first time Gary Lucas had ever spoken with Van Vliet, who he was soon to meet and hang out with when Beefheart and the Magic Band came up to Yale to play 3 days later.

Captain Beefheart Interview with Gary Lucas on WYBC FM 1/18/72 part one

Merlin Sheldrake is a biologist and a writer. He received a Ph.D. in Tropical Ecology from Cambridge University for his work on underground fungal networks in tropical forests in Panama, where he was a predoctoral research fellow of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. He is a musician and keen fermenter. Entangled Life is his first book.

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Merlin Sheldrake - Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds

Galvanoscope

Melting ice recorded with stereo pair home made hydrophones, January 2021, with Grégoire Chauvot. 

The sounds you hear are the ice breaking and transforming under the temperature difference. 

Experiment about heat in process...

Captain Beefheart Interview with Gary Lucas on WYBC FM 1/18/72 part one

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